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Samsung Officially Has Clip-On Wireless Earbuds, but There's One Catch (opens the original)
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Samsung is officially in the open wireless earbuds game, but maybe not totally in the way you were expecting. The Galaxy Buds On are the company’s first pair of clip-on-style earbuds, and they look similar to pairs from companies like Shokz, which makes solid options like the OpenDots 2. Unfortunately for most people reading this, they aren’t launching in the U.S. quite yet—South Korea only. While the Galaxy Buds On leaked previously, we now have quite a bit of official info on what they’re brin
A New Contender for Repairable Earbuds King Is Dropping Soon (opens the original)
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Fairphone, the company known for its extremely repairable phones, has a new pair of ultra-repairable wireless earbuds coming. According to The Verge, Fairbuds 2 will launch on Oct. 14 and will have seven replaceable parts. Official details are sparse, as is info on what other improvements the Fairbuds 2 will bring over the original buds, but The Verge reports that they’ll come with improved Bluetooth and support for LDAC, Sony’s codec for hi-res streaming. One thing fans of Fairbuds will be happ
Nothing Is Getting Roasted for Copying the AirPods Max Bra Case (opens the original)
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Nothing’s new wireless headphones, the Headphone 1 Pro, have a few notable upgrades: a three-driver system, pro features for audio mixing, and an updated design with premium materials, amongst others. But a lot of attention is being directed not at those upgrades but instead at… the carrying case. Not just any carrying case, this carrying case: “what if we make the AirPods Max case, but worse?” that’s how Nothing came with up the Headphone 1 Pro’s case which weighs over 380 grams for the case al
Nothing’s New Wireless Headphones Take the 'Pro' Label Literally (opens the original)
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Nothing’s wireless headphones just got a “Pro” label for the first time, and the company means it. The $399 Nothing Headphone 1 Pro are what the company is calling its “most advanced headphones” to date, a claim that centers mostly on two improvements: the driver architecture and EQ. Starting with the former, Nothing has a new three-driver architecture, compared to the Headphone 1’s solo driver, with one driver focusing on one part of the frequency range. According to Nothing, one driver focuses
Meta’s Smart Glasses PR Cleanup Campaign Is in Full Swing (opens the original)
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As expected, Meta hopped straight into discussing new smart glasses at this year’s Connect and unveiled a new generation of Ray-Ban AI glasses (we’re on three now, believe it or not), as well as a boatload of new styles and frames for its first-party smart glasses. You didn’t have to be an oracle to see that one coming, though. Meta is the biggest player in the smart glasses space, and it’s been steadily expanding its catalog year over year. Where this year’s Connect differed from previous years
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